Hell Is for Heroes

Montigny, Meurthe-et-Moselle, 1944: Squad leader Sergeant Larkin and his men are taking a well-deserved rest behind the lines after conducting front-line combat operations for several weeks. Rumor has it the unit will be rotated stateside and the men are almost giddy in anticipation. During an interlude at a church and later at a tavern, the senior non-commissioned officer, Platoon Sergeant Pike, happens upon acquaintance Private John Reese, who has been assigned to his platoon. Reese was a former master sergeant, demoted to private after a court-martial, who walks around armed with a distinctive M3 submachine gun.

MPAA Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, War
Country:United States
Produced By:Henry Blanke
Directed By:Don Siegel
Written By:Richard Carr, Robert Pirosh
Cast:Chuck Hicks, Bob Newhart, Fess Parker, Glenn Stensel, Simon Prescott, Fred Cavens, Guy Way, Richard Adams, Bobby Darin, Tipp McClure, Louis J. Gasnier, Don Haggerty, L.Q. Jones, Harry Guardino, Robert Phillips, Steve McQueen, Joseph Hoover, Mike Kellin, Fred Ross, Nick Adams, Michele Montau, James Coburn, Bill Mullikin, Stephen Ferry
In Theaters:Jun 26, 1962
Runtime:1 hour 30 minutes
Production:Paramount Pictures
Budget:$2,500,000
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